Inventory Control Coordinator (On-Site)
Inventory Control Coordinator (On-Site)
Posted 27 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Investigate and resolve inventory discrepancies and variances
- Research missing, delayed, or disputed inventory
- Reconcile inventory reports and ensure data accuracy
- Coordinate product returns, exchanges, and asset recovery
- Monitor inventory movement and maintain system integrity
- Generate weekly and monthly inventory and audit reports
- Partner with sales and operations teams to resolve issues quickly
- Support inventory requests, fulfillment, and special orders
- Follow all company procedures and compliance standards
- Stable, growing company in the healthcare industry
- Collaborative, team-oriented environment
- Opportunity to build expertise in inventory control and operations
- A role where your work directly impacts efficiency and accuracy
- What You Bring 2+ years of inventory control, warehouse, or data-related experience
- Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills
- Intermediate to advanced Excel skills
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
- Strong communication skills and a team-first mindset
- Self-motivated and able to work independently
- (Not Required)
- Experience with SAP or similar inventory systems
- Background in medical device or healthcare industry
- Valid driver's license in good standing
- Ability to pass background check and drug screening
- If you enjoy digging into data, solving problems, and keeping operations running accuratelywe want to hear from you.
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